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What's new in WHMCS 8.0 Users and Client Accounts - Users are the new way to log in and share access to accounts New Look Admin Area - A simplified, refined and optimised admin experience Email Delivery Providers - For increased email reliability and deliverability New Email Campaign Tool - Giving you more powerful bulk email functionality Improved IDN Support - Accept orders for a broader range of domain names Improved Currency Support - Support for 3 decimal places in tax rates Time-Based Token Two-Factor Improvements - Providing a better UX around second factor security Easier Cron Setup & Automation Management - A simplified cron experience with proactive alerts for issues OAuth2 for SMTP - Ensuring compatibility for upcoming changes from email services Transaction Reporting - Giving you greater insights into business performance New Minimum PHP Requirement + Library Updates - WHMCS 8.0 requires PHP 7.2 or later For more information about the new features in WHMCS 8.0, visit the What's New in WHMCS 8.0 Microsite New System Requirements WHMCS 8.0 and above requires PHP 7.2 or later. You must be running PHP 7.2 or later in order for the Automatic Updater to show WHMCS 8.0 as available to install. If you are running PHP 7.1 or earlier, to update to WHMCS 8.0 via the Automatic Updater, you will first need to upgrade to PHP 7.2 or PHP 7.3, and then Check for Updates and perform the update. Once you are running WHMCS 8.0, you may upgrade to PHP 7.4 if desired

As with any new release we craft a range of new documentation heres an overview of our new documentation for WHMCS V8 Email Campaigns Mail Providers Configuring Mail Providers Users And Accounts Email Sending Issues (Updated) Mail Tab (Updated) Users Tab Sign-In Integrations (Updated) Product Groups (Updated) Products and Services (Updated)

Version 8.0 is going to be the next Major version of WHMCS. A major version increment such as this gives us the chance to make more significant behind the scenes changes, as well as undertake major feature work that we've been unable to complete and deliver in shorter release cycles. Here are some important notes on the Removals and Deprecations introduced in Version 8. Removed Legacy PHP Support Product support for the legacy PHP 5.6, 7.0, and 7.1 environments is removed. To install or upgrade, you must run PHP 7.2 or higher. Removed PHP Extensions Requirement The IMAP extension is no longer required. The GD extension is no longer required for some features, but is still required for WHMCS as a whole. Deprecated v4 Theme The v4 theme for the Admin Area is deprecated. If no admin accounts currently use this theme, upgrading will delete it. If the theme is in use, it will remain available for selection. However, admins who are assigned to this theme will move to Blend when you upgrade. Deprecated AutoAuth AutoAuth was announced as deprecated in WHMCS version 7.10, including an option to enable or disable the feature. When you upgrade, the feature is disabled regardless of its previous value. We will remove AutoAuth in WHMCS version 8.1. Removed Boxes and Modern Templates The Boxes and Modern templates have been removed. If products or groups use one of these, upgrading selects a new template that emulates the deprecated template. The system assigns the new template to everything that previously used the deprecated template. Newly-created child templates are based on the Standard template. This upgrade will not touch custom themes. Removed Modules PayMate.eu, PayMate.nz, GameCP, Kayako LoginShare modules. Removed Legacy Files We have removed whois.php from the Client Area file set. The pipe directory was deprecated and has been removed. Use crons/pipe.php instead.

New Minimum PHP Requirement + Library Updates WHMCS 8.0 requires PHP 7.2 or later In version 8.0, we've bumped the minimum PHP requirement to PHP 7.2. This lets us update many of the 3rd party libraries and dependencies shipped with WHMCS. For you, this means we're taking advantage of more modern PHP versions and coding features. In many cases, this means better performance as well as stability improvements. For developers, it's important to read the release notes for full details on how these changes may impact you and your code. Our Updated System Requirements can be found here. We'll also add more information to this thread as we progress thru the Beta Period! If you have any questions around these changes please let us know below!

Users and Client Accounts Users are the new way to log in and share access to accounts In WHMCS 8.0, we've introduced a new concept for end user login management. Account holders gain more control, while Users with access to multiple accounts gain flexibility and convenience. Replacing sub-accounts, in WHMCS 8.0, Users represent any individual with access to log in to the WHMCS client area. Users can be invited and managed via a new dedicated User Management interface, with permission based controls and a simple email-based invite workflow. As a user who needs to access and manage services within multiple different client accounts, WHMCS 8.0 makes it easy and convenient to access and manage services for multiple client accounts with a single login. On upgrade to WHMCS 8.0, no action is necessary to maintain the current configuration. (You must perform several steps when you choose to connect users and accounts.) Contacts will remain associated with each account. Sub-Accounts will become user accounts that can access their associated account. The primary client account will also become a user. Our team have created two new help documents to help you understand this new feature information on Users And Accounts can be found here and steps on Adding and Managing Users can be found here. User and Client Accounts is an important aspect of our testing and we welcome all feedback on this new exciting enhancement to WHMCS!

Version 8 is our next major WHMCS Release. Version 8 provides us with the opportunity to under take a significant behind the scenes changes whilst also rolling out some major features that we can't complete in our normal shorter release cycles. This includes our headline features User & Client Accounts, Email Delivery Provider Support, OAuth2 Support for SMTP & Improvements to currency to name just a few! With this in mind we need your help! The aim with pre-releases is to have them used in as many different configurations and scenarios as possible. There are so many different ways to leverage the functionality available in WHMCS, and so many modules, customizations and add-ons, that nothing beats real-life testing and feedback. Ultimately this allows us to provide a level of Quality Control and Assurance that goes beyond what we can simulate in the lab, and benefits everyone. And we don't just want to know about things that are broken. It is equally as beneficial to us for you to tell us when you test something and it works as it should, as it is knowing about things we've broken. So please, keep us informed, tell us what you've tried, and what the results were, good or bad, and for those who contribute the most, we'll make sure you are recognized for it. 😃 If you haven't had the chance make sure you check out the Preview Site & Release Notes to learn about all the changes!

I think I found a bug, what do I do? Tell us. During a beta period, members of our beta support team actively monitor reports so if you think you've found an issue, please submit it to us at http://bugs.whmcs.com Please provide as much detail as you can and a member of our team will be in touch with you within 24-48 hours (excluding weekends). The form will require the following details: License Key -The WHMCS license key you are using. Affected Version - What version of the product are you utilizing. Brief Summary -Summary of the issue. Description - Description of the issue. Steps to Reproduce - Steps for us to reproduce the potential bug - please be as detailed as possible to allow us to diagnose the issue. Expected Results/Additional Notes - Any additional information or notes to assist us. Severity Rating - The severity of the potential bug being reported.

I have now re-opened this thread, suggesting a user searches the Marketplace is a perfectly acceptable answer, linking to a specific product is not as per the current community guidelines.

Could you please open a ticket with us @Danny de Hek If you purchase a license from us directly do this via www.whmcs.com/support If you purchase a license from your host do this via www.whmcs.com/reseller-support

@Achraf as indicated by brian, this isn't something that can be done out of the box nor something our ImpotAssist tool could assist with you may find a third party module on the MarketPlace Alternatively please refer to https://docs.whmcs.com/Migration_Guide#Manual_Entry for the manual entry process.

@Ramin Ramesh WHMCS Does not provide the Namesilo module, they provide this themselves, with the domain pricing however it is possible for developers to add this into their own module by following these steps https://developers.whmcs.com/domain-registrars/tld-pricing-sync/

@SistemasyServicios Yes you are correct Setup > Application Links - https://docs.whmcs.com/Application_Links_and_cPanel_Quick_Start_Guide

Thanks for your feedback, I'll raise this with the team for further review.

That's not correct @EvolveWebHosting the new PayPal Checkout Module does support Subscription payments please refer to https://docs.whmcs.com/PayPal_Checkout#Supported_Payment_Types Supported Payment Types One-Time Payments Subscriptions Carts that have One-Time payment items only will immediately see the Express Checkout buttons as described below. Carts that contain at least one recurring item the client can proceed through the standard WHMCS checkout routine and select PayPal as the payment method upon checkout. Upon placing an order they will be redirected to PayPAl to create a subscription.

Are you using our default stripe module or a third party gateway @justaserverguy?